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Reviewed Jan. 6, 2010
I went to the TracFone site online, ordered two promotional TracFones, one for me and one for my daughter. I had TracFone deduct the cost of one of the phones from my bank account, and the cost of the other phone from my daughter's bank account. I have the order numbers, tracking numbers from TracFone and their carrier FedEx, for the orders that were placed in October and shipped out on Oct. 16, 2009. I was following the tracking and since I was off from work sick, I was available at my apartment to sign for the phones. However, the phones were shipped but were not delivered to me. I did not authorize FedEx to leave my order with anyone else and did not give them permission to let anyone else sign for the phones. We are new to the area and do not know our neighbors. The phones were delivered to the wrong apartment, signed by someone that I do not know.
The TracFone people said it was FedEx's responsibility. FedEx said that they talked to their driver and he said that he remembered distinctly leaving the phones with a tall, light-skinned black woman who signed for the phones. Her name and signature are on the FedEx sign/box. I do not know this person. The apartment manager said that the apartment that it was apparently delivered to, one of the residents is an older man in a wheel chair.
Again, I do not know these people. After much hassling with calls and being transferred to many different people at FedEx and TracFone, and many days of dealing with this and being put on hold, promises of being call back, and no follow through, FedEx said that they sent a refund for the phones to TracFone and that they would have to issue me the refund, the approximately $87+ that they deducted from our bank accounts.
When I contacted TracFone again, same big run-around with no resolve, even contacting corporate that promised follow-up. I have not, as of yet, heard anything back from them, and all of this has been going on now for three months now. I am still out $87+, do not have the two phones I ordered from TracFone. I was told by TracFone that because they have a record that the phones were delivered and received, and activated, that they probably wouldn't issue a refund (that was in the beginning), at that time they deactivated the phones. But since then, the people that stole (signed for the phones) have reactivated the phones and they are actively being used. I even called the local police telling them about someone receiving our property and claiming it as their own. The police declined to get involved. TracFone led me to believe that this would be taken care of, but it has been three months.
I really don't think they plan on doing anything about it, or it would have been taken care of by now. We actually have two other TracFones with a different area code. We wanted these new phones for the new area code we are living in. So, unfortunately, both TracFone and FedEx failed us. So buyers, beware, when ordering online. If you are contemplating ordering from TracFone and items that may be delivered by FedEx, stress to them that you don't want anyone else signing for your ordered merchandise, or you may be out money, and merchandise, with no one to help you to resolve your problems.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2010
I paid almost $100 to have a certified copy of my marriage contract sent to Philippines so I could get my passport in order. I ordered this on December 16th from Vitachek who did send it. I contacted Vitachek and received my FedEx tracking number, only to find out they returned my documents to the US to Vitachek--due to non delivery. There were not any attempts to deliver my FedEx package. I am home every day and no one came. When contacting FedEx, I was told that there were attempts to deliver but I didn't provide them with accurate address. This is total **.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2010
I ordered new printer on eBay. The printer was shipped on 12/28/09, FedEx tracking #**. I checked tracking on 12/31/09. The driver report indicated that delivery could no be made, package refused and returned to sender. This, I'm sorry to say is not true. My wife and I were home all day. No attempt to deliver was made. I called FedEx customer service, they were no help at all. Hopefully, if I ever receive the printer, it will not be damaged. Anything you can do to help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2010
On12/12/08 I bought an M-17 Alienware laptop from their web-page. I spent a total of $2800 close to this amount. Well, on 10/01/09, I had to send it to the shop under the warranty to be fixed because of a malfunction. They returned it on 10/24/09 (according to Fed-Ex files). Around 11:00 am somebody signed the package and it was not my name or my signature. Well, the next Sunday or Monday I checked on my friend’s house about the shipping and I called them right away because I never got any Fed-Ex labeled package. Well, as today January 1, 2010, there's no news. They washed their hands. Neither Fed-Ex or Alienware wants to take responsibilities; of course they asked for police report, invoices, I.D. copy, signature, and I already sent all of that, but still no answers. Well, what I do not like is that I already paid $1700 and I do not have anything neither answers. Bye. Thanks. Happy New Year.
Reviewed Dec. 31, 2009
I moved one house over in September 2008 and changed my address with all businesses at that time because I worked from home and receive packages all the time. Since that time, I have received several packages always delivered to my correct address until recently. On December 21, 2009, my friend in Massachusetts shipped a laptop computer to me for Christmas because I am also an online student. The address he gave the shipper was my correct address, but the label that the shipper printed was incorrect. My friend informed him that my address was incorrect. The shipper told him just to scribble it out on the waybill, make the correction and it will get to the right place.
I was given the tracking number to monitor the shipment and watched for the package. During that time, I also received several UPS packages that were delivered on time. On December 26, since I had not received the package yet, I checked the tracking number and it indicated that the package had been delivered (on December 24) and was placed on the porch in front of the door. I did not realize that my friend had not requested a signature on the package, but we had shipped and received several packages between us with no issues. The package did not arrive at my house and I contacted FedEx customer support to inquire. They placed an inquiry for a driver follow-up and informed me that the package was delivered to my old address, which is an empty house! She also said that if no one called me back by Tuesday, they would proceed with a claim.
Bear in mind that I receive, on average, 4-6 FedEx packages a month at my correct address so there is no reason this package should have been delivered to the old address. On the 25th, I received a call from Bob at FedEx to confirm that I had requested a driver follow-up and gave me details on the circumstances. He was very rude and acted as if I was at fault for the package missing because my address was incorrect. I told him that I had changed my address with FedEx long ago and receive packages all the time at my correct address. He then proceeded to tell me that it is highly unlikely that I will receive the package because the sender did not request a signature.
I told him I was aware of the lack of a signature requirement, however, I have still received a lot of packages at the correct address with no signature requirement and never had a problem. He said he was delivering according to the address on the package and it was the wrong address (liar). I know it was correct because my friend scribbled out the wrong one and wrote the correct address on the package! Instead of looking on the package, he looked at the manifest that is printed out for each driver prior to deliveries being made and went strictly by that. I have to wonder how many other wrong addresses they have delivered to since they obviously can't read package labels.
His response was that FedEx is not liable for misdelivery of packages and there is nothing they can do about this. I was livid with this guy's attitude and the manner in which he spoke to me. I contacted my friend to let him know what Bob said. He said he would check with the shipper he used to ship the package and see what he could do from his end. There were no packages on the doorstep of the empty house when I checked and it's clear that the package was gone. The following morning I again called customer support to see if any further progress had been made on the investigation. The lady told me that the case had been closed! I then filed another claim for a misdelivered package to generate some type of attention since I was getting nowhere with the driver or the guy who called me. He was not the actual driver, but made me think he was.
This morning I received another call from the "driver," but it was a different person from whom I had spoken to before. He said that the package is gone and that they cannot change my address in their system, and that it has to be done at the shipper's end. My friend checked with the shipper and he was told they cannot change the address in the system either. Needless to say, the guy I talked to this morning was a bit more pleasant, but no more helpful than the other one. Still I was told there is nothing that can be done since the package has been delivered and is not located there anymore, but that I should just have my friend send a replacement.
Now I don't know about most of the people in this economy, but not everyone can afford to go out and buy a replacement laptop for one that was lost by FedEx! In this city, there have been a number of fraudulent practices by mail carriers and delivery people so, of course, I have a sneaking suspicion that the package was not even placed on the porch at the empty house because it was so obvious that no one lived there. Perhaps I'm wrong to judge, but the way this was handled seemed incredibly suspicious. I am not going to rule out the possibility of shipment fraud because this is a well-known business.
Anyway, I have since contacted another representative (who was very nice by the way) to verify that my address is correct in their system and it was. I don't understand how the package could have been delivered to the wrong address then. I have concluded that the laptop is gone and that FedEx will not honor any claims that are made, but you can bet that my friend will pursue it to the top if necessary because he has "people." My message to others is do not use FedEx for shipping. They are dishonest, rude and their business ethics suck! They don't care about customers or the losses that are experienced as a result of their carelessness. Meeting their delivery quota each day is what their goal is because that is what determines their pay. The almighty dollar rules again!
Reviewed Dec. 30, 2009
I sent a 33 lbs and 20x30x40cm big box to Macau on Dec. 14th, express! It should be delivered on Dec. 18th. On the 21st, I checked online and called 1-800-fedex, asking why my shipment is still in transit. They told me it just left Hongkong on the way to Macau. I was waiting and waiting until 23rd. I called 1-800-fedex again and they told me they couldn't find my shipment. It's huge 33lb box and they couldn't find it? I don't understand at all.
Reviewed Dec. 30, 2009
Dec 23, 2009 at my residence, my wife found an attempt to deliver tag on the front door from FedEx. My wife was home "all" day inside the house and heard no one ring the doorbell or knock. On that tag it says that you will try to deliver Dec 24, 2009 before 1700 hours. So, again my wife made sure she did not go any place and even put a note on the door stating that she was home. Now this is Christmas Eve and my wife needed to go out, "but did not leave because of your notice".
When I got home from work around 3:00 pm, we made sure that we kept an eye out for the FedEx delivery person. Now we got to 1700 hours and still no FedEx. The delivery tag states it's from Verison. Now we get to Monday 12/28/09 and my wife is a senior and not a good driver. The FedEx office is over 25 miles away from our residence and that would be 50 miles away and round trip.
I took the time to go to the FedEx on Havana and contacted the clerk. The clerk said that they had delivered that package. I said, “No, you have not.” She said it was addressed to **. I said, “Oh that’s great. That's my neighbor. I live at **,” which now shows that the driver cannot even get his numbers right when we have them on the mailbox, and large numbers on the house. So, your driver lied and left a message for us to wait for a delivery on 12/24/09 all day and part of Christmas Eve - really it’s bad business. It really put my wife out because she had things to do Christmas Eve before that evening with our family coming to our house. I contacted the manager there at the Havana office and he said he was sorry.
Reviewed Dec. 29, 2009
We had ordered phones for Christmas presents that were shipped out on Dec. 20 (on 2-day express). We tracked shipment online and also called. We were told the package would be delivered on the 23rd between 11AM-7PM. After no package by 8PM, I tracked online and the driver had commented - no such address. I spent the next 2 hours on the phone with numerous customer reps. None were of any help at all. One even complained to me that she had to work 10 hours on Christmas eve, so my issue may not be as big of an issue as I thought it was.
In the end I was told I could have the package held at my local terminal and pick it up there or wait for it on Christmas eve for delivery between 11AM and 7PM, which was not an option as we were going out of town. We elected to pick up at the terminal (a 40-mile one way trip). Finally picked the package up at the terminal the next morning after showing the FedEx employee my picture ID to prove that I live at the address that FedEx said did not exist.
Reviewed Dec. 25, 2009
Merchandise bought through the internet from CEC Products in California (tel. 800 779-8077) on Sept 12, 2009. I waited quite a while and when I called CEC, I was told by Abraham that the package was received by Mr. ** (Building Supt). Right away I went to him and he denied receiving such package. He is working here about 20 years. I never received an e-mail from FedEx about the delivery date. I spoke with Arcillia of FedEx and told me that they were conducting an investigation. But several times I have called and they haven't given the results of the same.
I am a Vietnam vet and a senior citizen. I’m taking many medications for various health conditions: cardiac condition (Zocor, Metrol, Plavix); arthritis (Etodolac, Plaquenil, Acetaminophen); high blood pressure (HCTZ, Lisinopril); glaucoma (Timoptic, Pred-Forte); asthma (Albuterol); and anxiety (Librium). Total amount of purchase including shipping is $28.99.
Reviewed Dec. 24, 2009
I ordered product from Avionics Masters in Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309 and shipped to me overnight FedEx on Dec. 21, 2009. It arrived in the Nacogdoches station (which would deliver to me) on Dec. 22, 2009 at 9:51am and went on truck. The driver ran out of time and did not deliver, but went back to station. On Dec 23, 2009, I called FedEx 1-800 number and they said expect between 10am and 2pm. I waited until 3:30pm and no package. I called back and was told for sure today delivery at 5:30pm, no package. I called back and was assured I was to get package today! She said she called the branch. I waited all day, no package. I called again on Dec. 24th at 9am and was told package was at the branch and was going to be delivered. But after two days of promises and lies, I told them to hold it at the branch and I would pick it up. I drove one way 60 miles to be sure I got the package and did pick it up at 11:00am on Dec. 24th.
FedEx should have told me about the delay instead of stringing me along. Very poor. Also, try to get a phone # to any kind of manager, branch or regional, to let them know what's going on. It's impossible. They don't have a way for customers to get satisfaction. The operators on 1-800 numbers are like parrots. They say memorized speech over and over and tell you there is nothing they can do, but they will put in a note to the branch you're having trouble with for them to look at. Do you actually believe anybody is going to tell on themselves to a higher authority that they are doing a bad job? Please! Any stockholders looking at this? Dump your stock now! This company can't survive. Check out FedEx complaints on web.
Reviewed Dec. 24, 2009
I have been waiting since Dec. 21st. for FedEx to deliver my 8-year old daughter's Christmas gift that I ordered from Toys R Us. FedEx kept telling me they cannot deliver it due to the weather. They said they tried to deliver it on Dec. 21st, Dec. 22nd and Dec. 23rd, Yes, we had 15 inches of snow on Dec. 18th '09 but my road and driveway was clear early Dec. 22 '09. FedEx also said they tried to deliver the item on Dec. 24th at 2:18pm but no one was home. That is a lie. They did not attempt to delivery it on Dec. 24th or any other day. We were home waiting for the package. In fact, my husband was outside. He would have seen FedEx. FedEx told me they will try to deliver the package on Dec. 29th, after Christmas. So thanks to FedEx, my little girl can't have her Christmas gift until after Christmas. I will never order anything from anyone again as long as they use FedEx for shipping.
Reviewed Dec. 24, 2009
I ordered merchandise in plenty of time for Christmas. It was shipped to my office on 12/16/09. The website said they attempted on 12/18. No one was at the office at lunchtime. Next attempt was on 12/21 at 3PM. No one at the office so they left the tag to sign for the package to be left at the door. We did. They told me on the customer service line that they never intend to deliver it again. They left the tag just because they have to? WTF? Does that mean. They keep putting the package they are not going to deliver on the truck and now I can't go pick it up, but they don't plan on delivering it until after Christmas. They would not let me talk to any managers. I won't use them again for sure.
Reviewed Dec. 23, 2009
My Coach prescription glasses were mailed back to my address through FedEx on November 20 according to the tracking history (when I looked up the tracking number from FedEx online services). I still do not have my glasses. I have been calling about my glasses but I have not gotten any other update but that FedEx had sent a claim form to Coach. The FedEx driver was supposed to have left them at the front door; the statement changed to, he dropped them over the wall by the back gate; then the statement changed to, he could not remember what he did with the glasses. I am very upset that I have to suffer for the driver's carelessness. The Claims dept from FedEx wanted me to contact Coach and get a status update about my claim. This should be between Coach (the shipper) and FedEx and not me, the customer. It makes me feel more like a ping pong ball rather than a valued customer.
Reviewed Dec. 22, 2009
I have called FedEx 3 times in the past month to complain about the driver. Twice he left a package at the wrong address on my block. Today he left a package on my doorstep and it was stolen. My complaint is that the drive does not knock or ring the bell. He just sticks the notice on the door and walks away. Someone is always here, so there's no reason to not knock first. This time I did not see the driver or the truck, so I didn't know there was a package on my step until a couple hours later, when I saw someone took it, got into a car and drove away. We did not catch them. FedEx said there's nothing they can do about it. My granddaughter did not receive her Christmas gift from her aunt.
Reviewed Dec. 21, 2009
I sent a Christmas parcel to my daughter in Thailand through Canada Post/FedEx on Thurs. Dec. 17th 2009. There is a 4-day shipping guarantee with this company. Today, Monday Dec. 21st, I received a phone call from FedEx in Mississauga that they cannot send my parcel because it has hair dye and chocolate in it. I assumed it was on its way to Thailand. Why did it take 4 days to call me? Why was I not forewarned at the post office in Fonthill that I could not send those things? It was clearly written on the outside of the parcel and I packaged it there. The person that called me expected me to drive to Mississauga to pick up the items that they were not sending. I live in Niagara and it's 3 days before Christmas. My daughter will not have her presents to open up for Christmas. The parcel tracking number is **.
Reviewed Dec. 20, 2009
FedEx "rerouted" and delivered my two packages to the wrong address and an unknown party signed for and claimed my property on December 16, 2009. The total value is $283.00 and I would like to investigate the person who signed (**). I repeatedly advised FedEx that I do not know, nor did I authorize this individual or another designee to sign for the shipment.
I am a hardworking, honest, law-abiding citizen who was victimized by a dishonest person who signed for the shipment, seemingly without any questions from the FedEx courier who was at the wrong delivery address. The total cost of the items including S&H is $283.00. FedEx is stalling the claims process by sending frivolous forms and giving me no concrete answers when I phone.
Reviewed Dec. 16, 2009
I had a package delivered on 12/15/09. The driver must have obtained his/her driver's license from a cracker jack box. The driver drove across part of my yard and took out the corner of the rock garden [100lb rocks]. Not to mention, 6 to 8 inch deep ruts.
Reviewed Dec. 12, 2009
We received a poinsettia plant from FTD, delivered by FedEx. The order number is **. It was ruined, as it was left on our doorstep in the freezing cold. We also received two other packages, which were okay, as they weren't perishables. Please contact us by email or phone. We want a new plant to replace what we have.
Reviewed Dec. 9, 2009
On 3/12/09, I shipped a package from an approved FedEx shipper in Nampa, Idaho on 12th Ave. I actually took the package in twice for pricing. I received the following prices for the first quotes. To ship the small parcel to Belgium, I was quoted: $41.83 by 1st Class International Parcel; $63.93 by Priority International Parcel; $71.67 by Fed Ex with normal delivery; $76.32 by Fed Ex Priority; $92.79 by UPS Express; $94.87 by UPS Priority. These quotes were obtained by the shipper a few days before the actual shipping occurred.
On the day of shipping, the box was re-weighed and measured and I was quoted $65.67 by the clerk. Since I had a FedEx account, she suggested just using my own account for billing. I was told it might be a little less because I had an account with FedEx. Note, the cost quoted is written on the enclosed Waybill.
The bill from FedEx came in March and was for $131.04. Obviously, I was unhappy. This was not the rate I was quoted twice and it would have been far less expensive to ship by any other source. I contacted FedEx and attempted to explain what had occurred. I offered to pay the $65.67 I was quoted, but there was no response until I got a collection letter from NCO. I will pay $65.67 as quoted, no more and I want this removed from collection status on my credit report.
I will never do business with FedEx again. I will send this letter to all the credit reporting agencies for their files. FedEx has a great way of fostering customer relationships.
Reviewed Dec. 8, 2009
My package was initially delivered on 12-07-09 at 9:10 a.m. A door tag was left instructing me to sign the door tag, and leave the tag on the door in order for my package to be delivered the following day. I followed the instructions to the letter, signed the tag where the driver left a hand written note to "please sign here" and returned the tag to the door. The next morning, I saw the FedEx truck drive past my house but did not stop to deliver my package. The door tag was still on my door. I called Customer Service and they informed me my package was left at my neighbor's house! I do not know my neighbors, but proceeded to walk down and across the street within 3 minutes of delivery. I knocked, rang the bell, but they refused to answer the door. I have now wasted my entire day on the phone with FedEx trying to retrieve my package and fix a problem that is due to their pure negligence and mishandling.
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My order from Smash Direct, order number **, through Amazon for 2 Polk Audio Monitor 50 speakers were sent through FedEx. They were shown delivered on the 15th under carrier tracking ID **. I was home all day on the 15th and never received my speakers. I have filed a claim with Smash Direct LLC and with FedEx, but nothing has been done regarding this order. I have a detailed list of times and dates of all my calls with FedEx and with Smash Direct, but I have had no success in tracking my order. I want my money back or the speakers, which I have not been able to get resolved through FedEx or through Smash Direct LLC.
I have lost $240.85 for the cost paid to Smash Direct LLC for the speakers. I have no physical speakers since FedEx never delivered the speakers to this physical address. Smash Direct LLC will not credit the money until FedEx credits them their money for the lost claim. I want my money or the speakers. I don't care which one I get, but I want what I paid for or my money needs to be returned.
Reviewed Aug. 28, 2009
I waited for an overnight delivery all day on Friday. This was software required to complete a promised job on the weekend when nobody would be in the corporate headquarters. I watched the FedEx tracking page online all day while looking out the window for the delivery person. I have a doorbell, a door knocker, a dog that barks at anything louder than insects outside. Later, I see that my package has been returned to the "cartage agent’s facility" 50 miles away and noted "signature required".
Calls to FedEx repeatedly tell me that an attempt was made, but nobody was home. I asked them about a door tag and if they had the number. Nope. Another attempt will be made on Monday or I can drive 100 miles round-trip to retrieve it myself. I would not be so upset about this if it did not happen repeatedly. I have seen the FedEx delivery agent just stop and drop all his packages at the community office here because he is late, lazy, whatever, without even attempting delivery to an individual residence. I understand that this is not the way that FedEx does business, but they are sub-contracting agents who should be held to the same standards. After all, it all reflects on FedEx and all I want is what I paid for.
Reviewed Aug. 28, 2009
We shipped five cartons via FedEx to my son in Charlotte, NC. He is enrolled in college there. Two of the five were damaged, both damaged were insured for $300.00 each at extra cost. Endless calls and rude customer service reps later, we are getting nowhere. We have completed hurdle after hurdle to collect on damage. Each time, we are told that something else is needed. One Sperry top-sider shoe was lost, one dart board and darts were crushed and one TV/computer monitor was damaged. I believe the claim would be in the $300.00 range.
Reviewed Aug. 26, 2009
FedEx sucks. I ordered a phone to be shipped overnight. Well, that was two days ago. When I tracked the phone on FedEx's page, the information for it ended two days ago. Apparently, the FedEx guy is just driving around with my stuff on his truck. He's taking my property for a tour of the city, day after day. Maybe, sometime this week, he might feel like delivering a package that was paid to be shipped and delivered overnight. It's so sick. You call them and they tell you it's coming. I don't even think they know where my phone is. They are so lazy. At least, UPS delivers stuff on time. I'm out a phone and the money I paid for it, but the good news is FedEx is out, yet another customer.
Reviewed Aug. 21, 2009
I live in an apartment building and I am waiting for a very important medication. I was here all day waiting for it to come, and I finally went downstairs to see what was going on. When I did, I found a door tag attached to my building's front door. I gave them my bell number and they have my name and I also have a doorman. My package was not delivered and I now have to go pick it up. My medication was not delivered on time and it has to be refrigerated.
Reviewed Aug. 17, 2009
I started as a Tupperware consultant. Tupperware shipped my package on 8/13/2009 and the tracking info said it would be here today on Monday, 8/17/2009. So, I have been awake and near the door. At 12:02 there was a knock at the door. It was a neighbor’s child. I saw the FedEx door tag on my door saying, "Attempted delivery, no one available.” I can hear a 10-year-old knock, but not a grown up performing his job? This is not the first time this has happened, but this is the first time it has an economic impact on me.
Reviewed Aug. 16, 2009
I ordered a package from JC Penny. They shipped it out the next day (8/10/2009) via FedEx. There was construction at one end of my road; however, my road is a through road, so it comes out on another route at the other end. Anyone with a delivery service should have a GPS, a map, or mapping program. They called me on 8/13, telling me they "tried" to deliver but my road is closed and noted on the package tracking that my address was incorrect. Not true. I gave the driver directions to access my street from the other end. Again, is this not 2009. I know they, at the minimum, have a mapping program at their pick-up point.
The following day, I heard my dog outside barking. I went outside and saw a "Penske" rental van in my driveway with a guy with a FedEx uniform on in it who closed his door. I called my dog in and asked the guy if everything was ok, and he just drove off. On the package tracking, it noted that the homeowner was not home or available. What a crock. Now I have to wait 3 more days for them to deliver. What weak attempts to deliver. Why would he do that? Never a problem with UPS!
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2009
I was shipped a replacement battery for my computer that was due on August 10. I called on August 13 when the tracking number showed it was still en-route from Bryan, TX to Franklin, TN (had been en-route for 6 days). The guy said "We'll put a trace on it and someone would call the next day.” Next day no one called and the package was still "in transit". I called and the girl was absolutely no help. She informed me that they are required to call me back within 24 hours and that it technically had not been 24 hours.
She goes on to say that she has no idea what happened to my package, but they will run the "trace" for 10 days. Not knowing their definition of a "trace," but assuming it is helping somehow, I asked her what happens at the end of 10 days. She says at the time that I can file a claim. In other words, they lose it and they make me wait three weeks. Then, when it doesn't get here, it’s my responsibility to take the next step. Wow, what great customer service. This is absolutely the worst shipping experience I have ever had. The USPS is a lot better than these yahoos. I won't ever use them again. This battery was promised to a client. I lost that client because I couldn't deliver on time, but only after I had to pay for yet another battery.
Reviewed Aug. 3, 2009
I had a shipment of a chair, tracking **, that was delivered at an incorrect address, but FedEx kept insisting that it was delivered and that I could tell the vendor if I did not receive it. Two days later, they located my shipment and delivered it without ever returning my calls and left the shipment for it to get wet in the rain. They kept telling me their driver was right and I was mistaken. I am very disappointed and frustrated. FedEx customer service and delivery services are horrible. I find UPS much better and friendly to deal with.
Reviewed July 31, 2009
I totally agree. I had a package arriving from US to Egypt. It arrived in Egypt after 3 days, which is good but I had to wait 2 extra days before seeing the status changing to clearance delay. I was just waiting after until I decided to search for FedEx number in Egypt, which was wrong on the FedEx's website. It seems that they don't update their page and I received a notice by mail that my package was held at the customs. I checked the number to call them to understand why they were sending me such notice. Is there something required from me?! The phone number on the notice is also wrong! Well, I finally managed to get a number for FedEx Egypt. After 3 days of waiting, when I called, I was told that it was held on customs. I asked if anything is required from me, the answer was "no". I told the guy, "So why did I receive a notice?!" He asked me to hold, then came back advising that I should make a delegation for FedEx to clear the package (Why did no one told me that before?).
I did and faxed it to them. The next day, I received a second warning notice from FedEx that my package will be returned to the sender or destroyed! I contacted the FedEx number again and explained the whole story again, that I provided a delegation yesterday (it seems that they don't keep record of customers calling or able to track anything). He advised that this second notice is for telling me that it is held in the customs. The next day, I received another papers from FedEx, which is a copy of the request done by FedEx for the customs and customs feedback. I can tell you that I have spent almost 3 hours trying to understand what those papers were about and what should I do with them.
As usual, I contacted FedEx and as usual, they told me that it is pending clearance from customs, so I have to repeat the whole story with my contacts with FedEx. After that, she told me that if something is needed from me, they will contact me. I asked her, "Why did I receive papers from FedEx?" She hung a little bit before asking me to hold. After some long time, she came back and told me that she will put me in contact with their guy in the airport who advised me that those papers need to be signed by some government party to allow my goods to get into the country (like I was supposed to know that by my own!) and I have to do it by myself as it is outside the airport!
He advised that once I have the approval, I should contact him so he sent me someone to collect the approval (thank God). I managed to get the approval two hours after (good thing when dealing with government entity). I called the same number and asked again what was going on, adding what I am requesting now. As I was leading the whole process, I know what is going on more than them. She advised me to call the call center (I didn't know that the number I got was the customs department within FedEx). I called the call center and explained what was going on and what I am requesting. He advised me my details so he can send someone to pick up the approval (He seemed a new starter as there was someone beside him telling him what to ask me. It was surprising that they didn't get my info by themselves specially that I provided them the tracking number where my info is listed.).
Well the courier got and took the approval. Two days later, it is still the same status. No one is contacting me to let me know what is happening and the call center doesn't know anything (I believe the only tool they have is the tracking tool that I can check from the net, which is not very clear to understand on what is going on.). I decided to write this complaint on FedEx as I'm still not getting any concrete step nor do they keep me updated. I forgot to mention that it is currently delayed from the initial expected date by 5 days and that I chose "international priority service" to get it soon, but for sure I regret to have chosen FedEx for this shipment and I regret more that I have chosen "international priority service". It is really slow and I still don't know how much will they surcharge me.
Reviewed July 30, 2009
I shipped a crystal vase to NY. Before shipping I called FedEx and described the product to be shipped and the value of $7000. I was advised how I should have it packed and that it can be insured for the value of the vase as long as it is packed correctly to their standards. I was told by their customer service that if everything is done properly, the package would be covered. Of course, the vase was broken during shipping. This is a 20-lb crystal vase so it is not something extremely thin and fragile and packed with about 5-6 inches of foam. I got the runaround with FedEx and they claim that they will only cover $1000 regardless of declared value or amount of insurance paid. Now, they have the vase and are "trying" to locate it to be returned to me which has been going on for 3 weeks. They outright admitted to guilt saying that it was packed correctly and was broken by them but sorry we are **.
Reviewed July 30, 2009
I purchased an Apple notebook from ExperCom.com and it was supposed to have been delivered FedEx Ground on 7/29/09. I tracked the package around 2:15 PM and it stated it was delivered. Someone named ** signed for it. There is no ** at my home. I first spoke to a Customer Service Rep at the main number at FedEx who told me it was delivered to the given address on the label and was signed for. I told her there was no one at my home by that name and that my son had been waiting for it all afternoon. She told me that it would take 24 hours to get a hold of the driver to receive word on the delivery.
I then called back about an hour later and they were able to get me over to the service station the driver worked out of. I spoke with the manager LaSon, who told me that he had tried to get in contact with the driver as he had already got word of my issue. He said the driver had not called him back but he would be back in the office in about half an hour and that I would receive a call on the update.
I called back maybe 45 minutes later and the manager had left for the day and left no information with the next shift as to what was going on. I had to then explain to the next person (Shawn) my issue. He then tried to get a hold of the driver at that time but the driver apparently already came back to the office and went home for the day. In the meantime, I have no idea where my computer is nor does it seem like anybody cares about the situation. As it stands, I am going to the FedEx Service Center in the morning and speak to the manager in person as this is totally unacceptable.
Reviewed July 27, 2009
On June 30th, 2009, my fiance sent a package through FedEx containing a 14K, three-stone diamond engagement ring and two lipsticks from Montreal, QC. The package was picked up from Anjou, QC, brought to Mirabel, QC, where it arrived at the FedEx Memphis, TN facility. After a two day clearance delay in Memphis, I received the package in Kenner, LA on Friday, July 3rd, 2009, at 8:42am.
When I opened package, the ring was not in the package, but the two lipsticks were. I immediately contacted FedEx about my missing ring. I was put in contact with a FedEx customer relations representative who began a search for my missing ring. Since it was a holiday weekend, I did not receive any updates about the status of my missing ring until Monday, July 6th, 2009. At 5:00pm EST, I was told by the FedEx representative that my ring could not be located and gave me the option of beginning the claim process. I was reluctant to stop searching for the ring, so I left that decision up to my fiance, since he is the one who bought and shipped the ring. My fiance told FedEx that he would like their organization to search a little while longer for the ring.
After searching the rest of that week, FedEx told my fiance that the ring could not be located and was offered to begin the claim process. My fiance started the claim process on Tuesday, July 14th, 2009 and concluded the claim process on Thursday, July 16th, 2009. My fiance insured the package for $500. Although the ring’s actual worth was more than $500, my fiance was told by FedEx that this was the maximum amount the package could be insured for. My fiance received a check on Friday, July 24th, 2009 for $564.00, the $500 insurance amount plus the shipping costs.
The official story is that FedEx lost my ring. But obviously, one of FedEx's employees stole the ring since it was the only item that was missing from the package. Because of FedEx's predatory insurance and claim policies and their organization "misplacing" (stealing) my ring in the first place, my fiance lost a great deal of money by not receiving the full amount of the ring.
After this entire experience, I have to say that I feel doubly victimized by FedEx. Not only was our merchandise (the ring) stolen from us, but we were also cheated out of our money by only receiving a small portion of the ring’s worth. Receiving an engagement ring is a dream for many women. Unfortunately, FedEx has destroyed that dream for me, has stolen from me and my fiance. Needless to say, I will not be using FedEx ever again and will actively try to avoid ordering from companies that use their delivery service.
Reviewed July 22, 2009
I did not sign for or receive my Verizon wireless card. FedEx tells me I signed for it and that it was delivered. I did not receive or sign for it and much to my surprise, there is not much a consumer can do to prove otherwise. This is my first bad experience with online ordering, which I won't do again. So I guess it's a pretty cheap lesson, but I am surprised at the helpless feeling from being scammed. All I'm saying is just beware of FedEx.
Reviewed July 6, 2009
Twice in the past two months, the computers I ordered from Dell Computers that were shipped via FedEx, have been stolen from the FedEx Distribution Center in Sacramento. These were two separate incidents, different packages shipped on different dates. Both packages were in FedEx’s custody when they were stolen. Apparently, theft at the Sacramento Hub is a common occurrence, and so is FedEx’s lack of follow through.
In both instances, I requested that my packages be held for pick-up. When I arrived at the FedEx Distribution Center, an apologetic FedEx manager informed me that my package did arrive at their location, but that it had been stolen from the FedEx warehouse. The FedEx manager assured me that the matter was under investigation. I have not heard from FedEx since. The computers were for my consulting business. As a result of FedEx's theft, I suffered deliverable delays and penalties to my client at a rate of $80/hr.
Reviewed July 5, 2009
I bought a phone from online shop. Then they shipped my items via FedEx. The item will be delivered in July 3, 2009 by 3pm. When I got home at 2:30 pm, I checked my package using the tracking number and it says that my package is already delivered at 1:33 pm with nobody home. What they did was they left the package in front of our door outside our house. What happened was the package was lost. They should not have left any package in front of the house without nobody accepting it. That's crazy.
Reviewed July 3, 2009
I scheduled a pick-up on 30th June, Tuesday. It is a prepaid ground shipping. If I don't get the item back to Ozark Electronics, then they would charge $998 plus tax on my credit card. I stayed that whole day waiting for it; they didn't show up. Again, today (2nd July), I had scheduled a pick-up and yet again they disappointed me big time. I thought FedEx was a good shipping service but it sucks big time. Today, again, my whole day was wasted.
Reviewed June 27, 2009
The FedEx drivers will not deliver to our individual apartments. UPS, the Postal Service and other delivery drivers have no problem delivering to the apartments, but the FedEx drivers know it's easier to leave the packages at the Complex Office than to ring our buzzer and bring the packages to our apartments. I and others have called and complained for years, yet the drivers continue to "drop off" our packages at the office.
It's not only an inconvenience for me, but causes me additional pain. I'm disabled due to a back injury. Walking with crutches and carrying packages is difficult. That's why I pay for "Home" delivery. I do my best not to order from companies using FedEx because I know I won't get my packages delivered to my door. I will have to go to the Complex office to get them. UPS does an awesome job of delivering to our doors. UPS drivers do their job correctly!
Reviewed June 26, 2009
On June 22, the FedEx driver attempted to deliver a package to my address, **. Then again on June 23, at 1pm, but I was at work. On June 23rd, I called their customer service to request that they hold the package so I can pick it up on June 26, Friday morning at 8:00 AM. The customer service representative assured me that she noted the account and will put in a request to have my package held.
On June 24th, another delivery attempt was made, so I called the customer service again and was told that it shows in the computer that my package is supposed to be held per my request and she doesn't understand why the package was placed on a truck for delivery, so the customer representative assured me again not to worry and just come and pick up the package on Friday. On June 25th, another delivery attempt was made, so the driver decided to leave it with a neighbor residing at **. I went to the address and found that the address did not exist. The only addresses on 107 Ave are: 13 - 19. I spoke to several neighbors at each of these addresses and they swear that FedEx did not deliver a package to their address and there is no such address and no such person by the name of K. **!
I called customer service 3 times to request that the package be held, I was totally ignored. Instead, their driver delivered it to an address that he wrote on the door tag receipt that did not exist. The content of the package was a graduation present that I needed for Friday, June 26, 2009. I paid $82.36 for the surround sound speakers in the package. I requested a reimbursement for the contents in the package and I was told to call the company that I ordered it from. I was spoken to as if it was my fault, that they did not follow my instructions to hold the package so I could pick it up and that FedEx has no intention on reimbursing me for the missing package. I did not receive the package and it was delivered to an unknown address.
Reviewed June 24, 2009
Mike **, the delivery driver for FedEx, was supposed to deliver a package on 6/24/09 based on the tracking information via FedEx tracking on the web. I rearranged my entire schedule to be home for delivery of my package. At 6:45, I reviewed the web information to find that Mike ** had logged that the customer was not available for delivery as of 5:05PM. He did this without making any effort to deliver my package. I was actually outside talking with my neighbors between 4:30 and 6:00PM. He apparently decided he did not want to bother with my delivery and assumed I was not monitoring its tracking. Anyway, as already stated, I was home. He didn't bother to attempt delivery. I was told he would be the one to redeliver it tomorrow (6/25) apparently if he felt like it and my day once again would be structured around having to be home for that delivery. Refusing to do this, I made arrangements to pick up the package in the morning. A driver should not do his job when he feels like it and then lie about doing it. FedEx should be more responsive to customer relations.
Reviewed June 23, 2009
The customer service is terrible and lack of delivery. We were expecting a delivery on Saturday, June 20, and when I went online to the vendor site for tracking, it said there had been an "attempted" delivery at 9:37 a.m. But we are a store and do not open til 10 a.m. I called, did speak to customer service and was told the next day for an attempted delivery would be Tuesday, June 23, and I told them our hours. I checked the website and tracking, again an "attempted" delivery was made at 9:17 a.m. No notice on my door, no indication they really did attempt this. Now I am sitting on hold, let's see, for 1 hour and 10 minutes so far with no customer service person. Just a recorded message "one of our FedEx representatives will return to your call as soon as possible". Does that mean never! I have had it. I will never use FedEx ever again.
Reviewed June 23, 2009
My fiancee lives in the Philippines. On June 18, 2009 my fiancee went to the FedEx Office in Davao City, Philippines. She sent documentation to me that is required in the process of getting her K-1 Visa. She was told the package would arrive in Smyrna, TN in three days without delay and would be secure. The contents were fully inspected by a FedEx employee before it was accepted for shipping. There was a shipping label affixed to the large FedEx International Priority Mail delivery. On June 22, 2009, when the FedEx delivery made the delivery, I noticed there was a label affixed to the envelope over the original shipping label with the following words, "Opened for Inspection."
Then there was another FedEx shipping label affixed over label stating that the envelope was opened for inspection. The second FedEx label had the following words, "Cleared US Cutsoms. If Customs should declare a value, you will be billed later." Next there was a final shipping label affixed over the FedEx label with the note. The air way bill clearly described the contents as documents. A FedEx representative also inspected the documents before accepting the shipment. How can any person in their right mind assess a monetary value to personal ID documents for the purpose of immigration? The U.S. Postal Service, with all the complaints heard lately, I have never encountered such problems.
Reviewed June 18, 2009
FedEx failed to deliver the package in the time required. The package was half open and damaged.
Reviewed June 16, 2009
I sent a parcel from my address to my parents in the UK with old computer games in it which the UK tried to bill me tax for. So they said they would just return the package to the sender which is my home address. I haven't heard anything about this package since and it was sent on the 18th March and was supposed to be getting returned by the 24th April. There were games and gifts inside this parcel and I am missing everything. I am now missing 6 computer games, a silver bookmark that was supposed to be a Mother’s Day gift, and some clothes.
Reviewed June 9, 2009
I ordered an item and it was shipped FedEx ground. I waited and watched the FedEx website but was at work. FedEx website stated the item would be delivered on Saturday, May 15, 2009, so I had my wife wait for the package. Well, I continued to watch the website and saw the "delivery" was at 10:30 PM at night and "left on doorstep". Well the wife never got the package and the video camera on the front door never recorded anyone coming to the house on Saturday.
Sunday morning, I reviewed the video and then contacted the Fremont Police to "report the theft" because FedEx swears the item was "scanned as delivered". Fast forward to numerous calls to customer service, nothing happens until I tell them I have video of the house and no one delivered a package.
Fast forward to Tuesday night, while I am at work, my wife calls and states a FedEx driver just dropped off my package. The only problem is the item delivered is not the one I wanted. I had 72 hours to return the item, but the shipper reviewed the "delivery status" which states the item was delivered Saturday and the "72 hours" is now over and I am stuck with the wrong item that can’t be returned. No one at FedEx will even say "I'm sorry, our driver messed up."
Now, FedEx is closing the claim and blames me for not demanding the shipper use delivery conformation. How did I know the shipper would not request a signature conformation? I am stuck with an item I did not want and due to FedEx driver stealing the package and delivering it late after getting caught in a lie; I cannot return the item because they refused to update the "true delivery date". FedEx is a sham and steals packages after they state they delivered the item on time.
Reviewed June 7, 2009
For two weeks now I've been at war with FedEx ground. I ordered a 4lbs hard drive via 3-day service. The day of delivery, I checked FedEx website and it stated that there was a security exception. That was a lie. I was at the office all day, no one showed. I didn't receive the package until the following Tuesday and it was damaged. I sent it back. The company sent it back through FedEx. Same problems as the first delivery attempt. Estimated arrival, June 5. The driver never showed but FedEx website says they did. Security exception. That's a lie, I waited all day for the package. Calls to FedEx is useless. I was scheduled for June 6. I waited from 9AM to 8PM, no package. I checked the website and it says that the driver attempted, business closed. That was a lie also. Major waste of time. Money lost.
Reviewed June 3, 2009
Delivery person who came to pick up package became angry when asked for larger package to ship paperwork. He told manager of business for him not to tell him what packages FedEx offered and then stormed off. When manager called FedEx to complain about driver, he was told he was the only driver and nothing could be done about driver's attitude and only offered drop off location. The manager of location told them he didn't want the disrespectful driver to return to location and was told again that he was only option and they could not offer any other option. The company spends between $150,000-$350,000 a year using FedEx. Company checks and order forms for 12 Florida stores were needed to be sent out today. Post office was already closed or this would be a non-issue.
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I was waiting for a delivery and it didn't come. I called FedEx and they said they had retained it because it was fraudulent. Yet they posted in their web site that, in fact, the package had been delivered to me.
Reviewed April 22, 2009
I shipped a package via FedEx using a third party shipping company. The package was delivered to Decatur, GA when it should have gone to Webberville, MI. I filed a claim online and they said that the third party shipping company had to file the claim. I went to the company. They verified the address that the package was supposed to be going to, so there was no mistake on their part. It was a carbon copy in my handwriting. FedEx was adamant about the package being shipped to the correct address. I don't know who has over $200 to ship a package to a wrong address. I told them that I wanted to see a copy of the airbill with the address for the item I shipped. They said it would take 45 days for me to receive it. I don't care. I want it. Their incompetence has lost me as a customer and I will tell anyone else not to ship anything via FedEx because they are not reliable.
Reviewed April 21, 2009
The damage caused to my son’s walking stick was beyond devastating. The project began over 12 years ago (a little work done here and there over the years). I felt a sense of urgency to complete the project since my son, Casey, was heading back to Afghanistan. I spent many hours over the past several months putting the finishing touches on the walking stick. The stick is a piece of select diamond willow from the Yukon River Valley. Many hours were spent hand carving the diamonds and lettering. Eight coats of Sparathane (sanding between each coat) were applied to the stick. An inert .50 cal shell for the foot was supplied by a local coastguardsman who was more than thrilled when he heard about the project. A hand-carved aggressive grizzly bear was custom made especially for this project, and it was affixed to the top of the stick. 240 inches of Alaska moose hide leather (tanned by Alaska natives) was weaved (in paracord lanyard fashion) to provide a tasseled lanyard of over three feet. The walking stick was carefully packed in an undamaged heavy-duty cylindrical shipping tube. FedEx provided the damage and the devastation.
The tube was crushed and so were the contents. The walking stick is irreplaceable. The item’s value was priceless, but if a price had to be put on it, I would estimate around $5,000. I just received a check from FedEx for $100. They seem to think that their liability is not beyond the $100 since the shipment had no declared value. I would really like to get Mr. Fred Smith's mailing address so that I could send him the short description of the item and attach pictures of before and after FedEx handling. I'd also like to send him back his insulting check.
Reviewed April 21, 2009
It seems to me that every driver of this company should have a navigation system. I have been tracking my package down since last Thursday, and it keeps going back to the Beltsville FedEx location (it's Tuesday, 6 days later). Every day I call and give them my address, and they keep saying "We are sorry for this inconvenience, but apparently we don’t have your unit number", and every day I give it to them followed by my address. I told them to ship it to UPS because I have no problems with them (this is my first time using FedEx). I will probably have to drive over an hour away to Beltsville and get my package myself since the drivers are getting paid to do nothing. I am very disappointed with this service and will stick with UPS for as long as I live.
Reviewed April 16, 2009
I have a senior citizen at home who is able to receive packages when they are delivered. UPS and DHL, no problem. But FedEx can't seem to get it right. A few months ago, I had a delivery. The first attempt failed. The senior citizen said that she never heard the doorbell. I signed for them to leave the package, but got more failed attempts and had to take off work to pick up my package. Today was incredibly frustrating. Yesterday, FedEx posted a note for delivery failure. But the senior at home heard the driver! She hustled down the stairs and by the time she got to the door, the truck was gone! Now I say senior, but this woman walks 5 miles a day, so it's not terribly difficult to get to the door.
Today, I stayed home. I went into the garage; door open to hear the bell or a knock. 8 minutes later, I came back (and I mean 8 minutes) and there's another sticker - no delivery. No, I don't want them to leave an expensive item at the doorstep. I called the 800 GoFedEx and they are useless. I say, "Hey, the sticker is from 6 minutes ago. If you contact the driver, he can redeliver today." They can't contact drivers. How insane is that? There's no way to contact an employee? Well I did a little research and found that these drivers are independent contractors. They work like dogs and FedEx gets richer.
I have no idea if I'll get my package because I can't seem to get to the door in the 2.7 seconds the driver waits to see if we're home. I now have a standard note to contact any business online that I want to order from and ask if they use FedEx ground. If they can't switch to a different delivery firm for my package, then I'll have to do business elsewhere.
Reviewed April 12, 2009
I ordered a computer from Dell. Through tracking number, I know the package would be delivered on Sat. I had been waiting for a whole morning and left the door of my room open in order to hear the doorbell. Around 2 pm, I checked the website, found out the delivery today is marked as unsuccessful attempt. I called the FedEx 800 number immediately and the representative contacted the driver. The driver said that he indeed saw cars on driveway. He knocked on the door (why didn't he use the doorbell?), nobody answered, so he assumed nobody was at home and left. I asked why he didn't use the doorbell. It is a house and nobody is able to hear his knock. The representative told me that the driver would try to deliver the package from 4pm to 8pm in the evening. Of course, it never happened.
I called the 800 number again in the evening and this time, a supervisor answered my call. He talked like a machine gun in a very fast speed, doesn't give you time or opportunity to talk. I had to ask him to stop talking several times so I can explain my case. He told me that I have to wait at home on next Tuesday for the package, the time for delivery. He doesn't know. Do I have a full time job as he does? Or leave a note to ask the driver to left the package there. I told him it is a $1,000 computer. It is unsafe to do it that way because FedEx claim they are not responsible for the loss of the package in such situation. Basically, his attitude is "this is company policy, like it or not."
Reviewed April 10, 2009
I ordered an iPod from Apple. I did not check and waived signature. My mistake. FedEx tried to deliver at 9am. I was at work and called FedEx at about 3 to request an afternoon delivery. They said they would deliver after 4:30. I got home the next day and there was a knock on my door, delivery attempted at 9:20. I called the second time and the person said she would look into it and call me back. She never did. After an hour, I called again. This person said (here’s the second lie) that they could not deliver it in the afternoon because Apple had paid to have it delivered before 10:30 in the morning. She also said I could pick it up. I asked where the place was but it was too far from my house.
So the next day, I stayed home in the morning for my before 10:30 delivery. (The phone rang. I picked it up after two rings and the person hung up). I hit call back and it was FedEx. I guess they were calling to see if I was there. I went through several people and it turns out, the woman yesterday who lied about the 10:30 pick up also had the iPod pulled from the truck, I assume spitefully. Finally, I got a manager who had the grace to be embarrassed by the terrible performance but could only offer to have it put on a truck for the afternoon. I do not believe her because they have lied straight ahead. I'm now waiting to see if it ever shows up.
Reviewed April 9, 2009
The first incident was when my husband was deployed. I am a military wife (fyi). I had just delivered my son; he was three days old. I got home just in time for a glider that I bought to be delivered by FedEx. The day it was supposed to come, they never delivered it. I called and they said they had the wrong address and couldn't change it. I would have to call who I bought it from to change the address. I called the company I bought the glider from and they said they gave FedEx the right address to begin with and gave FedEx a call anyway, who claimed to have now fixed the situation. Needless to say, within the next few days, there was still no glider. I had to go down to the FedEx store with my newborn, still recovering from childbirth, to pick up the gilder by myself and bring it home!
The second incident: I live in a duplex that was remodeled into a one-family home so one side of our house has a gate that leads to the back yard and basement. The other side is our garage. There is no front door to the house at all. On the side with our 12-foot Iron gate there are numerous signs saying "Do Not Deliver anything to this side of the house; instead, please go to the garage because we do not use this side of the house." We have our mailbox, and a doorbell next to the garage as well as a little place to put deliveries.
Today I got a delivery from FedEx on the garage side with no problem. Later this evening, we had strong winds and my husband went to check something on the basement side of the house. There was a box that was sun-washed that had been thrown over the 12-foot gate. He brought it into the house and when we opened it, it was the Gourmet cheese I had ordered! Needless to say, the cheese is bad now. I called FedEx and complained, only to learn it had been delivered 4 days before. I use the term delivered lightly, I should say thrown over our 12-foot wall/cast iron gate! The cheese came in glass jars with oil in it. None of the glass had broken, thank goodness, but why would a FedEx person throw something over a 12-foot cast iron gate with a sign in front of him saying to deliver to another side of the house?
Reviewed April 7, 2009
I sent a package on Tuesday and it was supposed to be delivered by noon Wednesday. FedEx attempted delivery on Wednesday and Thursday, and then finally my recipient picked up the package in person on Friday. At the location, they found out that the driver had been going to the wrong building. The cost was $55. Since I have an account with FedEx, I get the option of disputing online. I did and they rejected it saying it was a weather related problem on Friday. Unfortunately, there is a 20-character limit to explain your reasons for requesting a refund, so I couldn't explain what happened.
Next, I submitted another written request on their Contact Us page. Five days later, I got a response and again they denied it citing weather-related problems. It seemed like they didn't even read my message thoroughly. Finally, I called the number they provided in their reply. When I explained my case, the representative I talked to told me that she couldn't provide a refund, because I had already been denied twice. She said the only thing she could do is write the charge down to a lower cost category. I told her that it was their mistake and I want a full refund. She said she couldn't do it, so I requested to speak with her supervisor.
The supervisor, Johnny **, was even less helpful. He first said it was a weather problem and that's why it was delayed. I pointed out that it wasn't just delayed; it was never delivered. I explained to him that the driver had gone to the wrong building. He insisted that the driver had gone to the correct building, but that the recipient was not there. So it just came down to my word against his and he flat out denied my request for a refund. I asked to speak with his supervisor and he said the only thing I could do is write to 3965 Airways Blvd., Module G, Memphis, TN 38116.
These are some things I have issues with. First, it's not clearly stated on their dispute page that if the request is denied twice, then they can't do anything about it. Second, I provided a contact phone number in case there were problems with the delivery. How come this number wasn't used? Third, sometimes they blame the weather; sometimes they say the recipient wasn't there. These are just excuses to me. Finally, the fact that it has now come down to their words against mine. Why would I send something overnight to the wrong address? Why would my recipient lie about what happened? They are the ones who needed the package in the first place. I am so frustrated with FedEx. I won't be using them ever again. I'll try DHL or UPS from now on.
Reviewed April 7, 2009
Two boxes were shipped from New York to Carrollton, Texas to a resident. One box contained a monitor, mouse and keyboard. The other box contained hard drive, (tower) connection cords. I unwrapped the computer parts from the boxes and started to connect the parts. I soon found out that the stall the monitor was on was broken off. The mouse was cracked and the mat was torn. The computer did not work. Federal Express delivered the things to me on March 26, 2009. It is now April 7, 2009. There is no conclusion to the claim I made right away. Only insinuation was that the site it was shipped from did not package it properly. This computer was purchased by me from Dell and it was in good condition. The cost was $836. The boxes looked worn out. I believe it was tossed on trucks. This was a ground shipment which cost about $116.06 that included boxes, plastic bubbles and peanuts.
Reviewed April 6, 2009
I shipped a package with a $5,000 ring to Paris, France. After I shipped it, I got an email from eBay saying that the buyer of the item used the account without permission and the ring had been relisted. When I told them that it was already shipped, they said to contact shipper right away and have the delivery stopped. So I called FedEx and was told that the package was still there and was not due to be delivered till Monday because it was a weekend. I was told that it would be returned to me. And then I was put through to International Fraud Division and gave them my story, who also assured me that the package was intercepted and was being returned to me. I was so relieved.
The next afternoon, I got a call from FedEx saying that they were sorry, but the package was delivered. I said, "What? Yesterday you told me that it was on the way back to me." She kept saying how sorry she was and I should have told them that it was a fraud. I said, "I did" and was even connected to that department. So, she put me on hold, said that the item was in the truck and was trying to reach the local office and the person on the other end hung up with her three times, because she did not understand English and the FedEx representative did speak French. I said, "Do you mean to tell me that the international branch of FedEx cannot speak the language of the people they have to deal with?"
So I am out of a $9,000 Diamond ring. She said, "I am sorry and someone from our fraud division will be in touch." That was two weeks ago and not a word. And of course the escrow company turned out to be a scam also. And eBay was no help either. Someone please help. What are my options? I cannot afford this loss in this day and age.
Reviewed April 4, 2009
Every single time I get packages delivered using FedEx, they come days late and every day I check the tracking status and it says "attempted delivery." I do not work outside of the home and I'm here every weekday and have a security system that shows every single person or vehicle that enters our property. On this delivery, yesterday and today, it says they attempted delivery. That is such a lie and I had 4 people working outside all day today. This never ever happens with UPS. It has happened every single delivery for FedEx. FedEx has to be the worst company in this country and it's full of dishonest drivers.
Reviewed April 3, 2009
My package wasn't delivered on April 2, 2009. I checked online to track my package, and it stated that it was delivered at my door. Wrong, I was home during that time of said delivery and there was no knocking or package left. I checked my leasing office to make sure it wasn't there, and they said, "There was no FedEx delivery in yesterday." When I called FedEx Customer Relations for the second time on the morning of April 3, 2009, they said they spoke to the call center and the driver said that he remembered delivering the package at my door(?). I told them I am hundred percent sure if someone was knocking or putting a package at my door. I would have known about it since I was at home. FedEx needs to take responsibility and not take the word of the driver's stupidity over the consumer. Instead of having FedEx investigate at the center, I have to call the seller for them to do their claim and investigate with FedEx which would take five more working days.
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It has been 6 weeks since I initially inquired about a $200.00 wedding gift that was delivered to the wrong address. The employee and the Kinkos/FedEx store put the wrong label on the package so it went to the wrong address. Then it took them almost 2 weeks after I brought it to their attention to return to the address to try and retrieve the package. I was told over 3 weeks ago that they would review my claim because they weren't even sure if FedEx did anything wrong at all. I've spoken to many employees, managers included and they all give ME attitude - I can't quite fathom this. What happened to customer service? I have left multiple messages and have still not heard the outcome of my case review. I've tried to speak to managers higher up and I've been told I can't. This must be their tactic in preventing lawsuits because people get so tired and frustrated with the lies and runaround. What am I supposed to do???
Reviewed Feb. 23, 2009
FedEx transferred me over several days from one person to another until we received the bill, and they said they would NOT guarantee the delivery due to bad weather and will not notify the client because they do not have the time to call everyone! They will not reimburse the $62.37 because of bad weather. The package was expected to be there for an early meeting.
Reviewed Feb. 19, 2009
Last Wednesday, February 11, 2009, I was concerned that a FedEx pickup for the painting would cause the painting to be left outside in the extremely cold temperatures, since I was working all week away from home. Sending it with FedEx on Saturday would have been perfect, since my husband was at home all day. Friday night, I made a bar code GND slip with FedEx. I set up an account on the internet, typed in a visa number paying for the pickup on the internet. FedEx doesn't pick up from my area on Saturdays! Monday was a holiday. So, all day Tuesday, the painting went in and out of my house, hot, cold, hot, cold. Finally, I called and a FedEx rep 'Angela' who said my account had a hold on it.
Nobody knows why there was a 'hold' on my account. FedEx doesn't pickup parcels if there is a 'hold' on the account. Angela assured me that she would arrange for a pickup right away, the next day Wednesday, between 2 pm and 4 pm. She insisted that I use the original bar code weigh slip GND for the Express pick up. I gave her my visa number over the phone. So I managed to go home briefly on Wednesday at 3 pm to find a FedEx note stuck to my door, beside the parcel. The FedEx express pickup does not accept GND items! I phoned Andrea at FedEx and explained the frustration. She assured me that if I took the box to my dental office where I work, FedEx would come to pick it up between 4 pm and 6 pm. Andrea told me twice to give the driver my visa number.
The FedEx driver arrived at 6 pm. He had a note from FedEx which said only cash could be accepted for the pickup. I actually had $40 cash but the driver could not give me the $10 change. So the parcel will now be picked up today, by a different courier company, Thursday February 19, 2009. It should arrive tomorrow. I have sent a complaint to FedEx. I would have been a new customer, but if these shenanigans take place just to have a parcel pickup, do they maybe play hockey with the parcels for the encore? Sorry for the extended delay.
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2009
I waited for two days for my package, three hours each. The driver said he was there but I never heard the door and there was no notice on the door. I tried to change the address to my work address but they did not let me. I have to go now to the warehouse and miss half of day's work.
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2009
FedEx stated they would not ship to a post office box. I asked them to put it in the mail so I could get the package, gave them 2 different addresses, gave them options, and 6 days later - still no package. Finally, after too many calls and garbage from the company, I just told them to return the package to the sender for delivery by another carrier. Consequences: unable to get package at all, uncertain the process for the company that sent the package and what will happen now.
Reviewed Feb. 7, 2009
We ordered a gift that was to be delivered Thursday, Feb. 5. On that day, we received a phone call from someone at the Bakersfield office saying the package missed the truck and could we drive to Bakersfield (1 hour and 30 minutes) to get it. After informing the person we could not, they said it would be delivered the next day, Friday. We stayed home all day waiting, no delivery. Left for dinner after 5pm, came home and saw tracks at the gate - no note, no package, no phone call. We call first thing Saturday morning to inquire and the package is lost at this point. I get 4 people, all with different excuses.
Finally, the secretary says the driver has the package on his truck and would be delivering it. I ask for an approx. delivery time. She said they don't give delivery times. So... we wait all day??? We are still waiting. We have things to do other than wait on a Saturday for an overdue package/gift, with no recourse. It will be UPS from this day forward. We have never had a problem with their company. If the package is not delivered today, I need a number to call instead of venting here on an internet site. Consequences: late gift very inconvenient, not to mention unprofessional.
Reviewed Jan. 28, 2009
I used FedEx through a local Kinko's to ship a package on 1/7/09. Apparently, the employee at the counter found the name of the person I was shipping to in his computer and printed the label for the package but never verified that the address in the system was the same as what I had filled out on the form. The package was then shipped to this incorrect address. I hadn't known the wrong address was used since the employee never read anything back to me so when the package hadn't been received by the party the following week on 1/14/09, I contacted FedEx by dialing 1800gofedex. They verified that the package was delivered to this incorrect address on the 10th. I told the person that that was not the address that I had sent the package to and the employee supposedly set something up for the driver to return to this incorrect address and get the package back.
On the 17th, I called again to follow up and was told nobody ever went to the address and they would put in an urgent request that the driver return on Monday, the 19th. They told me it could not be done on the weekend. They also told me I'd be contacted once they got the package back. Wednesday, the 21st, rolled around and I hadn't heard so I called AGAIN to follow up. Again, I was told nobody had been sent to retrieve the package. At this point, I asked to be transferred to a person higher up. I was now put in touch with Cindy ** of the Cincinnati CAT. I was told the driver could not go to the house that day but he would for certain tomorrow and she personally would be contacting me. This was done and she also was the one to inform the Kinko's in which the initial negligent error was made.
When the driver finally returned to the address on the 22nd, the residents claimed they never received a package. Cindy contacted me with this information and told me I should fill out a claim form and send that in with the receipt of the item that was shipped. This item was a custom made $200 wedding gift. The following day, a Bill ** called from Claims stating that they would only refund $100 and I was to send him the shipping receipt and that was that. When I began to state that I was not happy with this resolution, he became rude and basically said this was all they could do. I hung up and immediately called Cindy ** back, my only contact at this point.
I explained my conversation with Bill to her and explained that I was not happy with the resolution. She told me I could take it to a higher level if I wished and put me in contact with someone who could get me a manager (Thanks! apparently it was too much of a hassle for Bill to give me that information and he was most likely too lazy to want to deal with it so he wanted me to shut up and take what they offered). I was told then that in the request for the call from the manager, they would explain how I was not happy with the claim offer and explain my situation.
Now I was told it takes 24-48 hours to get a call back from a manager. Of course, by this time, it was Friday and so a manager would not call me until Tuesday or Wednesday. Great. On Tuesday, 1/27/09, I got a voice mail from a Marsha **, Claims manager. She apologized for the confusion of the package and said that she went ahead and authorized the claim and I'll be getting $100 back in the mail???? WHAT?? Clearly, it was NOT explained what my complaint was, as was the case every time I called. Every person I spoke with did not have the full story and when I told what really happened, the unanimous response was "Oh." Not surprisingly, Marsha did not leave a contact number.
I immediately picked up the phone and AGAIN I bothered Cindy ** and was put in touch with her co-worker because she was out. This person connected me to Marsha's voice mail where I left a message stating that I did NOT want the $100 and was NOT happy with that as a resolution and I expect to be called back so I could speak to someone in person about the situation. That was at around 2 pm Tuesday afternoon. Now, by 12:30 pm on Wednesday when I STILL had not heard from Marsha, I called 1800gofedex AGAIN where I had to be transferred AGAIN and was told Marsha was not available AGAIN but according to their record, the check was mailed and it was all set.
Now I explained that I had already left this woman a message; she should have called me back. I do not want this check and I want to talk to another manager immediately because my time is precious too and I can't wait around to take a phone call "whenever Marsha can get back to me". I was put in contact with a Hope ** who claimed to be Marsha's co-worker and she tried to tell me I would have to wait for Marsha to call me back. When I made it clear that this was not what I was willing to do seeing as I have only once out of 4 or 5 contacts been called back when they said they would, I was met with disdain and attitude. Hope then claimed that she was my only other option for a contact so I began to recap.
Trying to be patient and not start on a wrong foot, I said, "I realize this wasn't your fault but let me just tell you what has happened." To this, Hope answered in what I assume was her most professional manner, "Yeah, I know it's not MY fault." That's a great customer service response from a manager of a large global company. Hope and I went back and forth in a less than pleasant manner with her accusing me of not following through on what I was supposed to do and me getting further frustrated until we finally agreed that I would fax to her a copy of my shipping receipt and my item receipt. She said she would review it and call me on Thursday or Friday and said she couldn't tell me what to expect because she doesn't know that FedEx did anything wrong.
I stated clearly in a letter that I sent with the fax that I expect to be fully refunded for the cost of my item AND shipping due to the fact that this situation was a direct result of the company's blatant negligence from the start as well as their incompetent recovery and response to a situation. This was a completely avoidable and controllable situation if FedEx had done its part at every aspect to ensure accurate delivery of my package. I do not know what will come of this or if FedEx will give me back the money that I feel entitled to, but as of now my, interactions with multiple people on multiple levels of this company leave MUCH to be desired. Overall, my opinion is that they have been unprofessional and truly incompetent in handling problem situations. Never again will I be using FedEx especially after I've experienced firsthand how an error that THEY made is handled.
Reviewed Jan. 26, 2009
I have instructed my authorized representative in Belize, Central America to send me on an urgent basis 2 lbs of our Habanero Hot Peppers here to Aruba because we have an important client who need a long term contract for hot pepper delivery. Since I know that we have what this client need, I commit myself to have a sample delivered to him in just a couple of days, which he agreed! On January 20, 2009, my representative in Belize delivered a package containing +2 lb of Habanero Pepper to the authorized agent in Belize. The next day (January 21, 2009), the package left Belize to Miami, FL USA. Today, it is the 26 of January 2009 and nobody in FedEx USA, Belize and Aruba can tell me exactly what is going on. The FedEx agent in Belize gave us a cellular phone number to call in Miami (!) which we did call and first, it was that 'paper is missing', then that it was the weekend, then other paper is missing, etc...
Today, I called the cellular number of FedEx (!) in Miami, and a lady, absolute not in a good humor, just limited herself by telling me that “It will go out today!!!” Now in the afternoon of January 26, 2009, I decided to call FedEx Aruba to know if the package arrived, and to my bitter surprise, they told me that nothing had arrived... maybe tomorrow! (ONE WHOLE WEEK AFTER THE DATE OF SHIPMENT, TALK ABOUT EXPRESS COURIER SERVICE.) Then the lady at the FedEx in Aruba decided to 'help' me with finding out what is going on. She used the computer to communicate and after trying so many times, she told me that the system is not allowing her to get into the Miami Office, and Miami Office is blocked and she is not receiving any response!! She promised me to go check what can be done... and right now, 'the day is gone' and tomorrow, it will be a week that I have sent some fresh samples to Aruba, from Belize to Aruba via Miami, and at this point, NO ONE CAN TELL ME WHAT IS GOING ON AND WHERE THE PACKAGE IS AND WHEN I WILL RECEIVE IT.
The worst part of this is that those fresh samples by now are wasted and worthless to use as a 'marketing material' with my client, Kelant **. Minutes ago, I called the office of ** and they just limited to tell me that I am joker, that I have been promised for so many days that samples are coming, and that nobody will believe me that a package from Belize to Aruba, via Miami, with FedEx courier service will take a week to be delivered (like they said, not even if it was coming from China, it will not take that long). One week and still nobody knows anything about the where and when of a package I trusted FedEx with and that they have charged me upfront $168 for a fast delivery service. If you cannot be responsible enough to deliver it, don’t accept it?!
Reviewed Jan. 22, 2009
I own a plant nursery - you people parked your 18 wheeler trailer next to my nursery and left it there for weeks! It’s an eye sore - I really hate it that you folks can’t park your trucks and trailers in your own lot somewhere. It’s bad for my business. You are costing me the image to my company - you’re costing me money and I can promise you it will not be allowed much longer. Lawsuit will be coming soon.
Reviewed Jan. 14, 2009
In order to finalize a passport application, I was required to send further documentation to the passport office in Seattle, WA. I was asked to forward the documents overnight with proof of delivery and signature in order to finish my application. Because this timing was critical, I used FedEx to ship the documents. I prepared and shipped the package on Friday, 1/9/2009, and paid for Priority Overnight shipping so that the package would be at the passport office on Monday morning, 1/12/2009.
The package arrived in Seattle on Saturday (the next day) scheduled for delivery to the office on Monday. I monitored the FedEx website from 8:00 am to noon on Monday to confirm that the package had been received but all it showed was that the package was on the FedEx vehicle for delivery. At noon, I finally called the 1-800 number to find out where my package was. After several minutes on hold, I was told that someone was trying to contact the driver. I called back an hour later; again I was told they were trying to contact the driver to find out the delivery status. Finally at 3:00 pm, I was told that they were pretty sure (?) the package had been delivered but that the driver had already left for the day and I would have to wait until Tuesday to confirm delivery.
My complaint at that point was that I needed proof of delivery that day, which is why I paid for Priority Overnight shipping and that the timing of this delivery was critical because I had to contact the main passport office in Washington, DC, which is 3 hours ahead of us, to prove I had sent the required papers. I was told that a customer service advocate would contact me. A little after 4:00 pm, I called back because no customer service advocate had ever called me. At that time, I was basically told, "Too bad, there's nothing we can do"?
On Tuesday morning (1/13/2009), I again monitored the internet for proof of delivery. I called FedEx at 11:00 am to find out the status of my package. They again told me they would try to contact the driver and find out where the package was. They understood why I would be upset and a supervisor by the name of Mr. ** would contact me because of the foul-up. NO ONE EVER CALLED - EVER. At noon on Tuesday (1/13/2009), the website finally showed the package had been delivered; however, there was no signature image available. FedEx's foul-up has delayed the processing of my passport.
Reviewed Jan. 13, 2009
My company, Signal Integrity, LLC, mailed a manuscript by CD with a 2 page letter to **, Editorial Assistant, Wiley-Blackwell, 111 River Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030-5774 on Jan. 5, 2009 at a cost of $28.20. The CD was broken in transit. On Jan. 9, 2009, we mailed a replacement CD to the same address along with a 1,100 page hard copy for $14.20 and it arrived safely and on-time. The US Postal Service has delivered hundreds of Netflix CDs without any breakage in the past two years at a cost of $0.42 each. This has taught my company about the relative value and reliability of a FedEx delivery. Consequences: $100 for an employee to drive the CD to the Pawleys FedEx office (20 miles round trip) and the cost of shipping.
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2009
A supplier told me that they were sending me a package which was supposed to go by FedEx Ground which is different from FedEx Air. For 28 years, we have had packages delivered to our street address at which we receive no mail. Our mailing address is a PO Box in a different community. We anticipated the FedEx package would be delivered to our street address. FedEx has a service called Smart FedEx rates and picks up packages and takes them to the postal service. Our package took two weeks to wind up at a local post office, three zip codes away from our address. It was necessary for me to drive some miles to retrieve the package. The flaw in FedEx Smart Post is that a package can't enter the FedEx system without a street address. Yet Smart Post delivers only to postal addresses. The FedEx Smart Post system is carefully calculated to render any package sent to us to have a wrong address. Colleen **, a trouble shooter for FedEx, told me the problem could be resolved if you would move and get a regular address. Why should we move just to satisfy the address peculiarities of a service which can't make effective deliveries?
Reviewed Jan. 10, 2009
After ordering an item, it was shipped by FedEx. The driver made one attempt at delivery; then the package was held for pick-up. I called FedEx to complain and 3 days later, received a phone call at 7:30 am on a Saturday. It becomes apparent that FedEx cares nothing about customer service or customer satisfaction. Allowing employees to get away with not doing the work they are paid to do is a disgrace! I would advise anyone not to do business with FedEx or anyone utilizing this company.
Reviewed Jan. 10, 2009
My immigration lawyer sent me my medical test paperwork by FedEx and I never got it. When I called FedEx, they admitted that they lost it and there is nothing they can do. The problem is I spent 4 years preparing for the Canadian visa. I spent around 9000 dollars, and it is not likely I can get a duplicate copy of the documents that I lost.
Reviewed Jan. 6, 2009
A package for my daughter was shown as being delivered to my house and signed for. The only problem is that no one was home at my house on the day they say they delivered it, and to make it even more comical, whoever signed for the package didn't even get my name right. FedEx tells me that the shipper has to contact them in order for me to get a refund, but the shipper says that their investigation shows the package was delivered and that FedEx has denied the claim that I initiated with FedEx. It’s a big pass the buck situation and FedEx won't take any responsibility for their driver’s carelessness or all out fraud (whatever is the case).
I'm going to lose out on the 40 bucks I have in this, but FedEx is going to lose out on ANY business of mine in the future. I have never had an issue with UPS and I have used them many, many times. I am very disappointed in FedEx's efforts to help me out. My town is so small (180 people) that all I need is to talk to the driver that delivered the package and find out whose house he let sign for the package and I'll take it from there, but they won’t do that.
Reviewed Jan. 5, 2009
I purchased a gift from Boudin Bakery in San Francisco, to be delivered 600 miles up the coast in Oregon. It was shipped on Dec. 22 using FedEx 2-Day shipping. The weather has been terrible in Oregon, so I wasn't really surprised when the package didn't make it on the 24th. However, when it was still on a truck coming from Sacramento on the 26th and didn't get delivered until the evening of the 29th, then I was upset. I contacted FedEx... they could care less, especially since I wasn't the one who actually shipped the package. They told me that Boudin Bakery would have to file the complaint.
Fortunately for me, I ordered my gift from Boudin Bakery - a STELLAR company. They gave me a FULL refund (product and shipping) on the morning of the 29th even though the problem wasn't their fault. The refund was credited to my card THE NEXT DAY!!! I have encouraged Boudin Bakery to cancel their contract with FedEx and try someone else (although I know that even UPS isn't perfect). Please add Boudin Bakery to your list of really, really, really good guys.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2009
I shipped a package from San Francisco, CA to Bonney Lake, WA (suburb of Seattle) on Monday Dec. 22, 2008. It was scheduled for delivery on Dec. 24, 2008. Due to weather, it was delayed. I tracked the package on Friday, Dec. 26 and was told it was in Washington and would be scheduled for delivery on Saturday. This did not happen. I contacted FedEx on Monday, the 29th, and was told the package was in a warehouse that was closed on Sunday and Monday and the anticipated delivery would be on Tuesday, the 30th. My friend stayed home all day (didn't run planned errands) to be there. By 8 pm, there was no package.
I contacted FedEx the next morning and was informed an attempt was made. I stated that this was a lie, that my friend had been home all day. I was then informed that she must not have seen the delivery van pull up or heard them. I stated that this was a lie as well; she has a small dog who barks whenever a car pulls into the driveway. Today is January 3, 2009. I have contacted FedEx every day. I first get the runaround that the delay is due to weather. When I point out that it has not snowed since Christmas, I then get the "But some streets are still blocked." I then respond that this is not the case on the street where my friend lives. I then get the, "Well, the package has been placed on the truck for delivery tomorrow," to which I then respond that the tracking online states it has been on the truck since Dec. 29th. I ask to speak to a manager and am told they are all taking calls. I have conference-called FedEx with my friend from WA on the line and they are still trying to blame the weather. DO NOT USE FEDEX. I repeat, DO NOT USE FEDEX.
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2009
The FedEx ground truck was stolen and my package was never recovered. I paid for $3000.00 worth of insurance and shipping, a total of $32.98. I submitted my paperwork to file the claim. After about 2 weeks, I received a check for $132.98 and was informed that was all I was going to get. I have not cashed the check. What can be done about this?
Reviewed Jan. 1, 2009
A package was not delivered. A door tag was left and the driver drove off. We were both home and had been tracking the package online. We saw where the delivery was attempted but the FEDEX tracking said no one was home to sign for the package. We specifically stayed home all day to accept the package because we paid for two-day delivery. I am complaining because this is not the first time this has happened with FEDEX. We have not had any problems with UPS during the same time frame of 10 years.
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FedEx Company Information
- Company Name:
- Fedex
- Year Founded:
- 1971
- City:
- Memphis
- State/Province:
- TN
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.fedex.com